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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

iduy llouu6IlIly WCuI1 ~ ICuluSOI6 VI
silk or cashmere, in medium shades OF
blue or green; q young married lady
wears a mantle OF bay-brown or purple
silk in which to pay her visits. The
dress may be as simple rs possible
when the mantle is long, but the man.
tic should be stylish, OF an elegant
material, rich colorina and tasteful
trimming Of lace or passementerie.
White and cream-tinted French
buntings and similar fabrics, some plain
and others having tiny brocaded figures
or fine satin stripes, are also popular
for these dresses, and, while lace may
be used. ribbon is even preferred for
these goods. A charming dress Of fine
French bunting Las side pockets made
Of alternate perpendicular rows Of
MORO ribbon, three inches wide, and
Egyptian lace Two inches In width.
the lace Tapped about halfway over the
ribbons. There Is q full apron, irregu-
larry draped and q butterfly draping at
the back, with fiat bows Of more rib
bon. The basque is short, and has q
sort OF vest-plastron made OF MORE RIB
bon and Egyptian lace.
The following describes n lace
peljsse Of exquisite style: 1t Is Of very
fine Chantilly lace, plated like a sur
plice from top to lotion, and finished
ut the neck with q small shoulder
piece Of jet beads; double l%egionnairo
braces trim the front and back; the
front ones are continued into q belt,
which goes round the waist and is
fastened at the back with long ends;
tho lining. OF cOlOred silk. shows
through tile lace; the sleeve is also Of
lace. plated all tho way down over
colored silk; 1t Is put on to q wristband
Of Jet beads. The bonnet, which
matches this pretty pelisse, has a pro.
trudlng briIn; the crown IS covered
with a lchu Of shot silk, knotted in tho
Monsieur Denis style THAT is, 81 loose
knot with two ends pointing upward)
III front; the brim is Of gagged lace,
clear and transparent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-01

-Sa ohsdon, by Whyte Melville, Just
In, new edition, al Mansiord's.
r. W. MULLINS. Of Grenada, Mics,
was among yesterdays arrivals.
Mis- HioBKR Ia visiting the family
OF Prof q linohe, OF Oxford, Mia.
The Chanceiy Cour, clerks Office
will be closed ON the Fourth Of July.
III. 4. Scruggs and Miss Matte II.
Moore were yesterday granted license
marry.
-spenoe L. Finlsy, ticket agent Of
the louisyille and Nashville railroad,
dispsnses souvenirs and cream today
TO AL the boys and girls, large aud
small.
- There will be q meeting OF the
Romsp's Exchange this afternoon At
O'Clock sharp. A surprise awaits
(hoee Who attend and q One for the
members absent.
The lecture on anatomy, 10 be
delivered In the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Associa alton this eve.
ming. In free 10 men. Members are
Invited 10 come aud bring their friends.
Tho plat OF Gilcbrist 4 MARITIME
subdivision OF the A. b Carr tract,
comprising thirty.two lots In the oil.
bow formed by the Pigeon Roost road
and Central avenue, was 6led with
the Register yesterday.
The cutting scrspe briefly reported
yesterday, hss been cleared up. |
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LOCAL NOTICES

HARPERs for July at Mansford's.
SEE Sawrie-R0zier Co. cracker card.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantels,
also crate front and fenders, at Gabay's.
MISS CARRrI M. KRATINa, pianist
may be found at the Gsyoso Hotel.
A. vAocARo q %. have received
fifty cases OF Due do Montebello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
Corros planters can get some Of ]
b. Goitheli's new patent white oak
cotton baskets free OF charge at 80
Monroe street,
3. L. FINLEY, ticket agent, will be
pleased to meet all the girls and buys
today between 10 and II O'Clock al his
Office. Will present each with q
handsome 4th July souvenir.
STANLEY 4 AsDKRsos, funeral dir
ectors and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
FIB.-All fits stopped free by DR.
Klines Great Nerve Reetorer. No fi,s
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise aud 81 trial bottle free 10 flt
cases, Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
A socIABLR will bs given Friday
evening for the benefit of the Her
nsndo Street Methodist Church, at
the residence OF Mr.. Ben Bingham,
corner oil Linden and LaudeIdale
suesis. Admission % cents.
$3.50 per acre will buy 128 acres Of
ground one.qusrter mile south Of Kerr
avenue. This is q good investment.
Gall quick on.
GILcHRIsT A MARTIN,
Masonic Temple.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Rsnsas Ctty, Mcsnpbis ana Rirm
leaves Memphis 400 PINT No. II freight
esavss q ei0 AN, No. Q arrives at l0il0
e.1n., No. II tfrsiFhp arrives at 1850 pm.
ms..s: :.,s A.; s 1s..ss.ssi see, IN.
2Aiiy st $500 Z. m. leaves daily 81 5 100 I'M:
0afdis accom- mediation arrives daily at SECS
EN-. leaves daily n $3.50 pm. Mall trains
Enl mot stop 81 Whitshaven, Horn Lake.
9ssbit or Loves, or AaS stations.
ksnpki, q S,so an. and arrive. At u ,ss
pm. ana arrives 81 2:B am Both trains
lSn. Through solid between Memphis and
Ct $50 IN. and arrives at $40 am.
mAssis sippi valley Route H., n. O.
$50 T. ~ t-Trains on this road run n
lollowsi New Orleans fsst mall. daily. leaves
~ $50 Pm, New Qrlsans express, daily,
Ica,yss :. sico an; New 0risss. fat T.. mall.
sspr.ss. daily. arrives 81 sis pm.
Lsaasyflle and Nashville. Train,
move ~ follows, Past mail arrives daily At
eilb an. leaves 81 1910 pm. Mall leaves
daily q 1910 A.m., arrives at 900 pm.
81. Louis eIpress leaves daily at $500 pm.
DIR seasse,Es.s.s S,iy, spring.
eeld ssd nempht.l TRAINS leave "A. and
Z. depot ~ iollovsi. No. 4, Kansas City ex-
pfess. leaves st 1880 a.m,i No. 8, Kansas
.fss,alpity mall, leaves at 800 pm. No, 1,
AR city mail arrives at s;Sam. No;
&, o. s,cail and Chicaao empress, leaves at
500 . .. No. 81. Louis aud Chicago or
gies, lives sts'@aH 'asss''sunday'
sSstsis and Csayss,s. Train,
peye Gs follovs; Thrcqsh express leaves
sAilJ y 1910 Pm. Mall and express leaves
3aliy at ESQ AN. somsrvills sccommoda.
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at 6iS
pm. Through express arrives daily at 9 80
an. Mail and express arrives daily al us
Pm. soneryllle accommodation arrives
daily. s.ssg. SUNDAY, :ts;S s;m: r,.
move ~ follows iceptral standard tIme)
No. leaves Memphis At lli0 Pm No. l
leaves Memphis at 6;l0 q. mt No. s lffelshu
leaves Hppsneld al lioo ami No. . ar.
riyes n Memphis at sit0 .. m. No. arrives
Of hsmphis 81 pilb Am. No. o tfreishO ar
rivss IL Hopeheld at lao p.m.
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$l30,5O0 Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS, BANK.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANE,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, June IA, 1857, :
By authority we offer for sa'o. through
sealed proposals only, slSO,5OO Tiptsn
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, dated,
May ], 1887, maturing az follows
tll.C0o due years after date.
ss,s0O due 10 year, after cate.
$1,000 due Is years after date.
$500 due % years after date.
All In denominations Of $500 and coupons,
payable semi-annually on February lst and
August Let OF each year, covering each six
months interest, except that the FIRST coupon,
payable February let, next, covers nine
months interest and the last maturing eou-
pom three months interest. All on the face
are payable atthis Bank and can DO redeemed
after Eve years from date.
Address sealed proposals 10 the Board o
Directors Union and Planters Bank. Mem
phis. Tenn" marked IBID for Bonds"
with a certified check for three per cent Of
the amount bid for as a guaranty Of comph-
hnee, and such proposals will remain I'M
opened until u m. July q, fss1, at which
time they will be opened and awards made 70
the highett bidders, except that bids for lara
than par and accrued interest cannot be en-
tef.Eined.
In addition to the amount bid for the Bonds
purchasers will have TO pay for the interest
accrued since May lst, past.
These Bonds are issued for the redemption
Of like amount Of unmAtured Certificates
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt Of the county. except a small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered By
pat due eolieetible taxes.
Henry craft, E,q., and Messra. Turley 4
Wright, we're engaged 10 investigate and pro-
nounee upon the legislation and proceedings
under which they we're Issued, snd their
written opinion concludes &C followsi
"Af,er careful consideration We give Il -
"our opinion that the action Of tho countyh
fully authorized by said legislation and In
conformity thsretoI and tina; tho 3onds 10
"be iisued under II will DO tho valid and
illegal bonds Of Upton county"
Fortified BY an opinion Of validity and
regularity from such able and eminent At
torneyt, We have no hesitation In recon-
mendinE 10 investors as most desirable ard
thoroughly safe investmont these Bonds L.
sued By equity 90 wealthy, prosperous. and
20 lightly burdensd With debt.
NAPOLEON HILL, PRESIDENT.
S. p. READ, Cashier,
Of Union and Plantars' Bank.
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Y COIN, /: i: Receiver.

Ernest Tempe was the negro cut, and
James Helm welded the knife. He
surrendered to the police yesterday
and claims the cutting waa done In
self defense.
--Advertisers will do we'll 10 take adj
vantage OF the increased issue Of the
APPKAL on Sunday. One single order
Of 5000 copies has been ordered for
special distribution In the country
tributary TO Memphis. Send In your
orders Tor space early.
This Is the last week OF grace for
those on the delinquent tax list, and
the trustees assistants are kept hust-
ling making out receipts. Monday
morning all remaining outside the
fold will be waited upon by collectors
oris mated by the last Legislature, and
heavy penalties will attach.
The following letters in answer TO
advertisements remain unclaimed at
the APPEAL counting room: A., l;
A. O. H., 1; b. H., 2lE. l., /; +. g..
2; g., 2; H.. 3; J. g., IA; j. NJ, 2;
l.. g., /; Walter, 8; John Wesley, l;
Mrs. Laura Mitchell, 2; r. W., 1.
Constable John Powell wants an
owner for a COW with the folio wing
distinguishing marks: Mulley, white,
with yellow on neck and sides. split
In each ear, large swelling on breast,
thin In appearance aud sbout seven
or eight years old. The animal 10 be-
liev,d TO have been stolen.
Readers of the ArPsAL who intend
leaving home for the summer, or any
part Of It, will wish TO keep themselves
Informed concerning local aiairs and
events; and II they will leave their
subscriptions at the APPKAL counting
room the paper will be mailed 10 them
10 any address, and the address will be
changed as often as required.
Within the past four months over
I 81, 100 600 have been invested In coke
ovens, b'hst furnaces, iron bridge,
foundiies. locomotive works, saw and
planning mills and other industries In
Decatur, Ala, giving employment "a
over 1000 operstivee. Memphis, by
her proximity 10 this growing town
should enjoy heavy interchange o.
business. No doubt our merchants
are wide awake 10 the advantages de.
velopins for an increase In trade.
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PERSONAL.

JuDoK'ksrEs, Of the Circuit Court.
10 on the sick lat.
L. DAWSON and lady are In the city,
registered at Duhys.
Mn. WV. BOWLS, sR., will leave TO.
night for New York City.
GES. r. p. Nicely, Of Bolivar, will
arrive tonight on railroad business.
MIS- MARY Nkwsom leaves today for
q visit 10 irien 10 Ia Tuscumbia, Ala.
10. CussIsaHAn, q leading mer-
chant OF jackson, Tenn, Ia registered
at Dunys.
J. w. DuLAsKy and vile, OF Bolivar,
Miss, are stopping To- q lev days at
the Gayoso.
WILL sxIrn, Of the AprKAL count
Ing room. Ia sick, but will be out In a
day or two.
MRs. N. &. GRAVES leaves this morn.
Ing by the Memphis and Charleston
road for Leadville, Tenn.
Jous Y. KY, who has been quite
sick with catarrhal fever, Ia again on
the street, but quite ioeble.
10. woRLHY and wife, Of Water
Valley, Miss, arrived yesterday and
are registered nj the Gsyoso.
Mas. II, CyrKRr and Misses Mamie,
Maud and Emma Oypert, sre In tbs
city and registered at Gaston's.
Col A. n. CARRoLL and vile, oil
Little Rock, arrived Ia the city yester-
day and are registered al the Peabody.
JoHs 4. KsIour, Of the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad, Ia quite M Al
bic mothers resldence, No. Sil Adams
street.
LRo. WoLT and Oharlei hamburger,
two OF the most innocent but efficient
men On the road, are stopping 1.-THE
0ayoso.
Miss MArrIR JosH, q charming
representative Of lynchbnrg, Va, II
visiting the city and registered at the
Peabody.
W. A. wmrE, q lending merchant
Of West Point, Miss, was among yes.
terday's arrivals and Ia stopping At the
Peabody.
r.. Mccall aud John II. Morgan,
Bethlehem, Miss., are In the city on q
business trip. They are stopping al
Dunys.
sAsuKL MinxnAs, OF Florence, Ala,
Ia registered al the Gayoso. He ID
said 10 be the best posted cotton man
In the county.
visIroRs on Change yesterday: ].
o. Terry, Columbus, Miss II. W.
McCouy, Jackson, Tenn. h. y. Mitch
ell, Louisville, Ky.
p. p. vAs vLHEr and family left last
nieAt for Oobo's Island. The gentle.
man will return 10 business ~ soon a.
the family are located comfortably.
Mus GRoRaK WELLINGTON and Ave
children arrived from Millington yea.
terday 10 attend the trial OF the hus.
band and father. They are stopping
al Dunys
JkRRY RonISsos, a prominent mer.
chant OF Charleston, Miss, accompan.
led by his family and two young lady
trends, ore Al the GAyoso, On route 20
y Middle Tennessee summer rceor,.
Mis- MAUD q. HusrKR, who acQult.
ted herself 20 credilably In Miss Grace
Lewellyns entertainment Wednesday
evening, will leave today for her home
nj MI. Pleasant, Miss. She will de.
vote herself 10 teaching eloeution.
J. II. THOMPSON and wife returned
home yesterday from Milwaukee aier
a pleasant visit Of about two weeks.
Mr.. Thompson had the pleasure OF at.
tending the session OF the Supreme
Lodge, AMBIENT Order OF United Worn.
men, while in Milwaukee.
d. =. MITCHELL, J. l.. Frazier and
wife, Rodes Barnett, Hugh Oaperlon
and Gen. John Hohole, OF Louisville,
and William Mohl, Of New York, are
registered q, the Peabody. The gen.
ilemen are all Interested largely in
be Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and |
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Lend Your Constitution q
Hand,

Constitutions are much alike add In
nine.tenths OF us the same causes pro-
duce the same effects. Vertigo, dlrEi-
ness or pain Of any kind, excepting
that OF an injury, can come only when
there 10 In our bodies some lmpurity
OF the blood which have not sufficient
vitality 10 thrJw of without help.
Therefore, the proper thing TO do Is to
get immediately the necessary help.
20 aid IL 30 effective ss Brandreth's
Pills. When you feel these Ills coming
on take from three 10 ten Of these pills,
according 10 your weight, and be re-
lieved at once. Never put OF the feel.
ing by thinking you will soon be over
H. Take the pills and do not rack the
constitution.
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A Naughty hoy.

The new baby had proved Itself the
poseetsor Of extraordinary vocal pow
ers, and had exercised them, much 20
Johnnys annoyance. One day he
said 10 his mother; ma, little brother
came from heaven, DIDN'T her" "Yts,
dear" Johnny was silent for some
time, and then he went on: "say,
ma What Is II, johnny" II
don't hame the angels for bouncing
him, do your" oh, you naughty
liuls rascal, you shall have no more
koko tulu chewing gum for . whole
week" Johnny howls, aud Gays he
10 sorry he spoke. -
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Il II understood they are engsgsd ape
cially on the proposed union passen-
ger depot.
@. II. SHELTON returned from White
Sulphur Springs, Tenn, last night to
accept responsible and enviable pc
sition with the Chesapeake and 0Hi1
Railroad Company. His stay Of ssv.
sral weeks at the healthful resort gave
him q robust appearance which no
quantity OF medicine could ever &C.
complish, and he Is we'll equipped for
the contest with arduous duties.
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THE WEATHER..
Indications.

For Alabama and Missi,Ippi ;
Fair oeafher, epoept local rains IN
he southern portion; southeriy Oinds /;
slioh changes 10 temperature.
For Arkansas: Local rains /:
stationary temperature; ,cinds genr-
ally souihsriy.
For 7swmessee: Generally fair
pe1thsr, sowtherlp vind'; stationary
temperature.
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LEAFS Springs, 6rainger County,
Fast Tennessee.

Is an exceedingly healthy and roman
tic summer resort, possessing the finest
natural IMMORAL waters, wi ito sulphur,
blask sulphur and chalybeate, south
Of the Potomac. Board fret class and
ckesp. Address az above. M. J.
Hughes, proprietor.
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Dyeing and Cleaning

Ladies' and gents' Clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; ,lso hid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and ace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, IS Jeffe con street, Mem.
phis, Tenn. Goods rec lived by express.
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Angel Food Cakes

Aud the only strictly pure Ice Cream
sold in the city delivered prompt and
suU for dinner or tea by Joseph Specht
Z Son. Telephone i9i.
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Excursion 20 Chicago.

The Chesapeake aud Ohio route will
sell Chicago exoupion tickets al Mem
pitts July 4tk 10 18th, good returning
until 10th inclusive, nj flb IS. Time
three hours quicker than any other
route. Office under Peabody Hotel.
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The "sandsy Times" will print
5000 copies In addition 90 It's regu.
lar edition sunday. Advertiser.
sseaid send IN cosy early.
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success OF the Wonderful Headache
Specific, Coca Cola.

Ask your neighbor what cured his
eick headache, and he will tell YOU
Coca Cola, for IL has cured over fifty
cases, and never failed In q single In
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
We draw from our Soda Fount, spark.
ling Ice cold. HkisTKR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-01

The great Headache Specific and
Brain Tonic, has cured many oascs Of
sick headache, a. some q our best cit.
iEens can testify, and ha never failed
In y single instance. Dfwn sparkling
Ice cold from Holsters g de Fountain.
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los. Specht a kon's

Home manufactured, strictly puro
Ice Cream and Cakes etill, A. here
toiore, lead all competitors. Tele-
phone 4gl.
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barbecue Dinner

Al the Raleigh Springs Hotel July Alb,
and every Sunday during the sumner.
Meals 10 cents.
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A silent Word 20 You.

In accordance with q time. honored
custom, the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad will sell round.trlp tickets be-
tween all stations on lie line on the
god, Ord and 4th July, good TO return
for several days
This order includes Memphis, New
Orleans and all points on the Illinois
Central Railroad, by the favorlts Short
Line Gall on s. l.. Finley, Ag't, No.
2s7 Main street, or at depot for full par
ticulafa.
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ON Drnughf.

Nashville sulphur Water, iresh from
lhe spring, on draught at A.Garibaldi's
No. f24 Main street. corner Beale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-01

Advertisers sheuId remember that
the next Issue Of the "suudsy
rimss" will be Increased Seoe
sspies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-01

Advertiser are requested 60 send
On copy early tomorrow for the big
edition OF the SUNDAY Times"
5000 extra copies will be printed
SUNDAY.
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II. LOWENsTEIN Il BROS.


Our patrons will pleafe remem-
Der that cur store closes promptly
tomorrow Saturday at pm, and
every Saturday thsreatt.r until
further notice.
Friday being our usual bargain
day, we viii call your attention to
some special drives In White
Goods. Here 10 alot Of 80 pieces Of
white Jsconet Plaids, slegsn. goode,
better than you can get anywhere
for l2ic; our price will be go per
yard.
Another item In our same dc.
panment is q LOT Of 35 pieces two.
toned, Cream Striped India Linen,
very sheer nice goods, makes up
handsomely; jobbers ask 15c per
yard, for the same goods retailers
would naturally have to ask more,
but buyiDg as We do, just in the
nick Of time ftom people who are
anxious to unloid, we can afford to
sell these goods TO you at SIC per
yard. ....s,r
The herd Of the Embroidery De-
partmeDt complains OF having too
many remnants in Null, Jaconet
and Nsinsook Edglpg and Insert
ings, and asks us to steli you to
come and get them today, and
promises 10 close them ont at half
price. You will find al lengths
and widths.
Wash Dress Goods. --0nly %
pieces Of Japanese Plaid Lawns,
very siylish-white ground, blue
and pink plsids. What they are
worth and what they cost 10 Of no
! consequence; We intend TO sell
them, and lbs only interest you
may hsysin the matter Is the price,
which is o. per yard.
In Solid Black and Navy Blue
real French 0rssndies we offer
special inducement. Oar price has
been 400 per yard, but II westick
TO this price We know from expert
encs that they won't sell fast;
therefore, 10 make this LOT an item
Of interest TO you, We have marked
the price down 10 zoe per yard
this 10 lscs than importers' prices.
Everybody lie interested In Tow
els, especially Turkish Towels. We
have . lot Of 100 dozen, which we
propose to close out today at
l0c each. This Is by far the best
towel for the money ever offered
In this city.
| sateens, Glnghams, Lawns a1d
woolsn Dress Goods Remnants,
oil lengths and kinds, markeI lower
than ever.
| PARASOLs.
| Our g rs Black Satin, Lace
Trimmed Parasols at 81 65.
| Oar 81 80 Back Satin, Lace
Trimmed Prasos a, 81 30.
| Our g. Is Pongee Coaching Para.
soils at 81 -.
| Oar 81 Pongee Coaching, Lined
Parasols at 81 IS.
| Our So MikAdo Parasols at 81 rs.
| Our 81 Satin Coaching PArGsois
at 81 10. t,.
| Our Is so Gold Headed SILK Um.
brellss at 1856. y -.
| Oar 50 Gloria Silk Umbrellas at
81 e5.
-four q 80 Alpaca sIlk Umbrellas
at 81 SO. g"
| Our MisSts fine Satin Parasol5
st65c. ,
| Our ChildIen's fines, Satin Para
soils At 9bc. - 49, /"
Just received another lot okthose
10 Piestsd Linen Bosom. Rein
forced ftpnl whits sbiits whih
We win selfAs $c. bes value ever
offered. tn 4.'.s
| Alsos snsli lot Of Striped French
Ralbrigsaa Shirts and Drawers at
81 80 per spli.
| Here 10 an irmente bargain In
Children's Hisr Neck and Short
Sleeve Gaure ' SITS;
| Sizes 10 and :, 26e.
| Sizes 20, %. "a and 20, 35c.
siEs 2s, 30, g. and "a, 45c.
H. LOwENsI Elm a BROS
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.
Dandrun

IL REMOVED nv THE USE or COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring extracts are the
hest
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The Mississippi VALLEY Route

Will sell excursion Nc sts 10 and from
all stations on iis line on July I'd, Sd
and 4th At the low rat OF one fare for
the round trip. Tic sta good 10 re-
turn until and on July 1th.
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Solid siIvervare q Mulisfdrs

IT you want all pine !, mber call on
Bhnfley Lumber oOmpr ", 1874 JET.
ferson street.
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